The Heights

The Heights is a short-lived dramatic TV series that aired in the early 1990s on the Fox network. It was produced by Aaron Spelling.

The show was centered on a fictional band (also called The Heights) made up of mostly middle-class young adults. Episodes regularly featured one of their songs. The eventual theme song for the show, "How Do You Talk to an Angel," sung by Jamie Walters went to #1 on the Billboard charts exactly one week after the show was canceled. The song also earned Walters an Emmy Award nomination for "Outstanding Individual Achievement in Music and Lyrics".

Main cast

• Jamie Walters - Alex O'Brien
• Camille Saviola - Shelley Abramowitz
• Alex Desert - Stan Lee
• Charlotte Ross - Hope Linden
• Donnelly Rhodes - Harry Abramowitz
• Jon Cuthbert - Sean McDougall
• Shawn David Thompson - J.T. Banks
• Cheryl Pollak - Rita MacDougal
• Tasia Valenza - Jodie Abramowitz
• Ray Aranha - Mr. Mike
• Ken Garito - Anthur "Dizzy" Mazelli
• Zachary Throne - Lenny Wieckowski

Episodes

• "Talk to an Angel"
• "A Star Ain't Nothing But a Ball o' Gas"
• "Evil Ways"
• "On the Nickel"
• "Reunion"
• "Fear of Heights"
• "No Place Like Home"
• "Splendor in the Past"
• "What Does It Take?"
• "Independence Day"
• "The Wanderer"
• "Things That Go Bump in the Night"
• "The Transformation"

External links

• The Heights at the Internet Movie Database
• The Heights at TV.com

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